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I may have burst out laughing.

Usually the best thing to do is just Google (or Bing..) "Airsoft" and then your county. I know that there's two/three sites good sites in Essex, but in reality they are few and far between!

Certainly is, I found it out when I was first getting into airsoft.. obviously if you're under 18 then it works completely differently - but if you're over 18 you can be gifted an RIF (which kinda seems like a weird loophole and I'm surprised there haven't been amendments to the legislation). Very, very different.

Token airsofter here. You do not need a UKARA license to own a RIF, but you do need one to buy one. What this means; is that legally, a friend with a UKARA license can purchase a RIF and then 'give' it to you and it's totally within the law. I would aim for metal, or at least mostly metal - because it's a given that they will last longer. Generally the more you pay, the higher quality the internals are and that's the important bit. You want a metal gearbox ideally! As for gas or electric, personal preference. I tend to always use AEG instead of gas purely for simplicity - a good battery will last multiple games whereas gas.. is gas.

Mostly drinking.. or gaming.. sometimes I meet up with other tech friends and we play scary games on a 60-inch screen and it's hilarious.

My first time playing Kerbal Space Program, say no more.

I don't think I'd have the willpower to work on a laptop all day..

Not sure it's possible unless the app itself has a registered URL scheme.

Used to love them but I've kinda gone off them, they're definitely talented and considering how popular they are I think it's just you!

Yup, most likely a brute-force or dictionary attack on the login page. Most of these 'stunts' are generally simple attacks or DDoS kiddies being let loose.

Something I find spooky is déja vu, I get it a lot and it's really creepy. It's one of those weird unexplainable things that everyone has a theory for. I like this creepypasta:

Since we're descending into the delves of philosophical discussion, let me throw this in the works: What is love? [ATTACH=CONFIG]30348[/ATTACH]

It's a good game, worth the money if we put it that way.. I haven't played in a few days, I'm on the last heist but me and my friends have all kinda got bored. That doesn't mean I won't play it again though, I kept playing San Andreas up until a few months ago!

He's privately educated? he's from Dagenham so I'm inclined not to believe that!

They could be running on Windows 98 for all I care, as long as the 'Free Mode' works I'm happy!

My weak points are every day and takeaways..

Costa express machines are cool.

I like the Razer Nabu, but purely because of their selling point - they want to take the focus away from mobile phones and handheld devices because it ruins social interaction if you're constantly have your phone out. I'd much rather have a small wristband that tells me the time and then discreetly tells me any notifications I have. I doubt Apple really care about that though, the Apple Watch is just another 'thing' by Apple that millions will flock to like seagulls because it's a new 'thing'.

Seems very limited, ut solet for Apple.

Because it's named after a three headed dog?! It's a one time fee (couple of quid) and can do all this: [ATTACH=CONFIG]30260[/ATTACH] Also tells you lotsa real-time information. I've never used Avast's android app but if it's anything like it's clunky/ugly desktop software then nty!

I'ma let you finish~ But Cerberus has the best anti-theft features of all time.

Totally agree.

Could try this Powershell script (EWS managed API) - third result via Google. There's no content type for images afaik but you could easily use Where-Object with Remove-Item to delete anything that isn't a certain filetype after it downloads the attachments. # Destination folder $destinationFolder = "C:\Users\username\Downloads\Attachment Downloader" # replace with your email address $email = "[email protected]" $username = "[email protected]" $password = "Password123" # load the assembly Add-Type -Path "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange\Web Services\2.2\Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.dll" # Create Exchange Service object $s = New-Object Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.ExchangeService([Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.ExchangeVersion]::Exchange2013_SP1) $s.Credentials = New-Object Net.NetworkCredential($username, $password) # $s.TraceEnabled = $true Write-Host "Trying AutoDiscover... " $s.AutodiscoverUrl($email, {$true}) if(!$s.Url) { Write-Error "AutoDiscover failed" return; } else { Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green "AutoDiscover succeeded - $($s.Url)" } # Create destination folder $destinationFolder = "{0}\{1}" -f $destinationFolder, (Get-Date -Format "yyyyMMdd HHmmss") mkdir $destinationFolder | Out-Null # get a handle to the inbox $inbox = [Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.Folder]::Bind($s,[Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.WellKnownFolderName]::Inbox) #create a property set (to let us access the body & other details not available from the FindItems call) $psPropertySet = new-object Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.PropertySet([Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.BasePropertySet]::FirstClassProperties) $psPropertySet.RequestedBodyType = [Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.BodyType]::Text; # Find the items Write-Host "Searching for items in mailbox... " -NoNewline $items = $inbox.FindItems(500) Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green "found $($items.items.Count)" $inc = 0; foreach ($item in $items.Items) { # Create mail folder $inc += 1 $mailFolder = "{0}\{1}" -f $destinationFolder, $inc; mkdir $mailFolder | Out-Null # load the property set to allow us to get to the body $item.load($psPropertySet) Write-Host ("$inc - $($item.Subject)") -ForegroundColor Yellow # save the metadata to a file $item | Export-Clixml ("{0}\metadata.xml" -f $mailFolder) # save all attachments foreach($attachment in $item.Attachments) { if($attachment.ContentType -notlike "message/*") { Write-Host " - $($attachment.Name) ($($attachment.ContentType))" $fileName = "{0}\{1}" -f $mailFolder, $attachment.Name $attachment.Load($fileName) } } # delete the mail item $item.Delete([Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.DeleteMode]::HardDelete, $true) }

What about if that email address is found by a spam address and you're sent malicious files?

Well sir, there's nothin' on earth like a genuine bona-fide electrified six-car monorail! What'd I say? [ATTACH=CONFIG]30211[/ATTACH]